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Move to curb Wellington Crescent access gains speed

One of Winnipeg's most-prominent "open" streets could have its hours significantly shortened, in the wake of residents' complaints of conflicts and traffic hazards.
Winnipeg Free Press ·
Signs posted by the city earlier this spring remind people to physically distance while on Wellington Crescent. The street has become a popular spot for walkers, runners and cyclists looking to get outside during COVID-19. (Austin Grabish/CBC)

One of Winnipeg's most-prominent "open" streets could have its hours significantly shortened, in the wake of residents' complaints of conflicts and traffic hazards.

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